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Habitat trees are retained in managed forests to provide important habitats and enhance biodiversity. This new study examines how habitat tree retention affects the height, basal area and species composition of advance regeneration in continuous-cover forests, which is important for managers aiming to balance biodiversity conservation and timber production objectives.
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This report presents the educational concept developed under the MOSAIC project to support training in adaptive management of protective forests in the Alpine region. The concept combines Forest Living Labs, marteloscope training plots and the I+Trainer digital application to help forestry professionals assess and improve forest resilience to climate-related hazards. It introduces key indicators and indexes for evaluating protective functions against rockfall, avalanches, landslides and erosion, while providing practical silvicultural and biotechnical management measures. The document also outlines a training curriculum based on field exercises, simulations and collaborative learning, offering a practical framework for capacity building and climate-resilient protective forest management.
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Der Artikel beschreibt die Bedeutung von Baummikrohabitaten für den Erhalt der Biodiversität in bewirtschafteten Wäldern. Im Mittelpunkt steht das europäische Projekt Integrate+, das Marteloskope und digitale Werkzeuge nutzt, um die Auswirkungen forstlicher Entscheidungen auf Natur- und Wirtschaftswerte sichtbar zu machen. Vorgestellt wird zudem ein standardisierter Katalog von Baummikrohabitaten, der die Erfassung und Bewertung von Strukturen wie Höhlen, Totholz, Rissen oder Pilzvorkommen ermöglicht. Die Publikation zeigt, wie Habitatbäume und Mikrohabitate zum Schutz gefährdeter Arten beitragen und Naturschutzaspekte besser in die nachhaltige Waldbewirtschaftung integriert werden können.
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